Open ozzyyzzo4096 opened 3 years ago
Hi Ozzy! Could this be related to your gamepad not being a PlayStation DualShock 4?
Hey :) It's a DS4 compatible gamepad so not genuine.
That'd be why it's structuring its inputs differently. I mean, the developer of that controller didn't have to, but they chose to, and so it's incompatible with JoyShockLibrary without specifically catering to it.
For some reasons my DS4 device is returning others button values than expected (using both JslGetSimpleState(...) or JslGetButtons(...) )
your definitions ->
define JOYSHOCK_JOY_RIGHT 0
define JOYSHOCK_JOY_LEFT 1
define JOYSHOCK_JOY_UP 2
define JOYSHOCK_JOY_DOWN 3
define JOYSHOCK_JOY_NEAR 4
define JOYSHOCK_JOY_FAR 5
define JOYSHOCK_DPAD_UP_BUTTON 6
define JOYSHOCK_DPAD_DOWN_BUTTON 7
define JOYSHOCK_DPAD_LEFT_BUTTON 8
define JOYSHOCK_DPAD_RIGHT_BUTTON 9
//DS4
define JOYSHOCK_OPTIONS_BUTTON 10
define JOYSHOCK_SHARE_BUTTON 11
define JOYSHOCK_L3_BUTTON 12
define JOYSHOCK_R3_BUTTON 13
define JOYSHOCK_L1_BUTTON 14
define JOYSHOCK_R1_BUTTON 15
define JOYSHOCK_L2_BUTTON 16
define JOYSHOCK_R2_BUTTON 17
define JOYSHOCK_CROSS_BUTTON 18
define JOYSHOCK_CIRCLE_BUTTON 19
define JOYSHOCK_SQUARE_BUTTON 20
define JOYSHOCK_TRIANGLE_BUTTON 21
define JOYSHOCK_PS_BUTTON 22
define JOYSHOCK_TOUCHPAD_BUTTON 23
my actual values (mask then index)
//1 up - 0 //2 down - 1 //4 left - 2 //8 right - 3 //0x10 OPTIONS top right 4 //0x20 SCREENSHOT top left 5 //0x40 CursorLeftButton 6 //0x80 CursorRightButton 7 //0x100 L1 8 //0x200 R1 9 //0x400 L2 0xa //0x800 R2 0xb //0x1000 A 0xc //0x2000 B 0xd //0x4000 C 0xe //0x8000 D 0xf //0x10000 HOME/START 0x10 //0x20000 TOUCHPAD 0x11